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Ugh! Gauzy lost his cool and mentally drifted after what he believed was a let. He makes some of the most entertaining points like Xu Xin and was playing intelligently, but lost his focus at the end.

Hugo just dominated Felix 3-0.

Solid win for Hugo. Up next, his girlfriend, Bruna, takes on Polcanova. Maybe he stays and coaches her.

Also, Polcanova (WR#29) over SYB (WR#7)

Miwa 3 - 1 over Joo Cheonhui is a nice win. Despite being in S. Korea, this tournament has not been good for the S. Korean women. Shin Yubin, Joo Cheonhui, and Kim Nayeong knocked out in the 1st round. Only JJH remains.

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Yes, and maybe she does it again. But when you're trying to make your way up the rankings, it's not good to be matched up in the 1st round with the best player in the world. Hoping she can pull it off.

Even though it's an expected win by ranking, I think Bruna's win over Shan Xiaona is a really good win. Will be interesting to see who comes out on top between Amy Wang and Adriana Diaz. Amy beat Adriana at the 2023 Pan Am games. Head to head is actually pretty close Adriana ahead 7-5...

Congratulations to Sreeja Akula on a well deserved win. And congratulations to Sarah De Nutte for making the finals. Incidentally, Sarah beat her compatriot, Ni Xia Lian, 3-0 in the QF.

During the Jishan-Nikhil match co-commentator, Barbara Wei, mentioned that Nikhil had to beat Jishan by 4-2 or better to join Kanak as the top two to go onto Lima. Nikhil did just that ... beating Jishan exactly 4-2. Heartbreaker for Jishan because he pushed Kanak to the limit yesterday deuce...

Final day, currently as I type JIshan vs. Nikhil:

She also has a very powerful forehand. Mima and Hina need to have a chat with SMY on how to beat SYS.... LOL.

Powerhouses collide, but Nissay Red Elves are the victors this year. I expected more from Abyell given the level of talent they have. But only a small number can play in a team matchup. Hirano losing to Hayata is not surprising. I thought Miwa would have beaten Sun Mingyang though. Anyway...

Top 2 players from combined placement of today and tomorrow get to play Pan Am Singles Qualification Tournament.. Here's today's finals match between Kanak Jha and Jishan Liang for today's 1st/2nd place:

So you admit Ma Long, a double INVERTED player, is the GREATEST OF ALL TIME. Would he be the GOAT if he played with pips with competition like ZJK and FZD among others?

Doesn't Falck 2019 prove NDH's point that best inverted beats best pips? I enjoy watching all styles (see avatar), and I have a ton of respect for Joo Sae Hyuk, but let's be real. His career does not at all compare to Ma Long's. And iirc, Ryu Seung Min used to beat Joo Sae Hyuk all the time.

I mentioned in the live chat how impressed I was with Tiffany's game. It's no accident she beat a 2500 level player at 6,6,5,-5,6. Someone in the chat said she was her sister (not sure if she meant literally), that Tiffany had been training in China, and that she was so proud of Tiffany. She...

I don't see anyone beating Kanak. On the women's side a lot of up and coming young players making waves: Kayla Goodwin pushing Rachel Sung to 7, Tiffany Ke *beating* Rachel Sung, and Hannah Song only rated 2167 but beating Emily Tan 2343 and Jessica Reyes-Lai 2370.

Kanak Jha looked great in his 1st match. He beat Dan Liu, who is 2600 level and plays in MLTT, with scores of 2,5,6,10. He had 3 game points against him in game 4, but won 5 points in a row with solid, clean strokes which he's always had, but now with a bit of extra power. Already, both Amy...

Live stream for this can be found at USATT's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@USATableTennis Schedule/Info can be found at: https://www.usatt.org/news/2024/march/08/2024-us-olympic-team-trials-table-tennis-participant-and-spectator-guide Omnipong results page...